Neighborhoods

Thousands of people are expected to come out, and local businesses are thrilled.

The Sayre Morris Recreation Center pool has remained empty and unused since 2017.

Open or closed? City Dems are battling over who gets to decide endorsements.

The project isn’t quite as ambitious as originally planned — no retractable bollards, for example — but it should all be done by fall.

Philly residents found the underweight horse wandering around after the man who bought him abandoned him a few hours later.

Bustleton is a haven for people of post-Soviet descent.

Neighbors say they used to smell gas near the home that was destroyed. They say PECO crews and firefighters also had visited home before the explosion.

Heat didn’t stop people from attempting to climb the fabled 30-foot tower of slick.

Temperatures are rising. Here’s where to find your cup or cone of cool.

The obstacle race and food fest is about as Philly as it gets.

The highway runs over a pair of cemeteries ran by the First African Baptist Church, which served a congregation of free Black people in the pre-Civil War era.

The city’s first post-Prohibition independent beer maker will keep its South Philly location open — and something new will replace it on Baltimore Avenue.

Historic districts can be a tool for neighborhoods with a historic vibe worth preserving. But in Philly, historic districts can be burdensome for working-class communities.

Long in the works, the community grocery story is trying to maintain momentum in a changing neighborhood.

Officials say it was 3 children and a man who died.